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Unprotected sex two days before periods
I had unprotected sex last night and had a slight bleeding. My period date is just two days from now. Should I take an ipill? And if I do, would it affect my period this month?
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Consultant Obstetrician n Gynaecologist.
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Ipill consumed within 72 hours after act is effective. If consumed after that not that useful.
Great proper guidance and consultation to avoid any complications at later stage.
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May not be needed pill after one or two weeks can do pregnancy test to be on safer sides
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Dr. Dyuti Navadia
Gynecologist/Obstetrician
5 yrs exp
Pune
Not required if cycles are regular and periods are expected soon
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Dr. Arun Kumar
Ayurveda
36 yrs exp
Mumbai
Can take unwanted 72.,.
Consult a gynaecologist for best advice
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